Dive into the world of business with the English Plus Podcast as we explore essential concepts, critical success factors, and the business lifecycle. Kickstart your entrepreneurial journey with us!


Dive into the world of business with the English Plus Podcast as we explore essential concepts, critical success factors, and the business lifecycle. Kickstart your entrepreneurial journey with us!

Learn about different management styles in this Let’s Talk Business episode from English Plus Podcast. Learn about theory X and theory Y, the hygiene factors and more in this episode.

In this new Let’s Talk Business episode, our discussion will focus on the working environment and the well-being of employing in terms of the physical and social conditions of the working environment. Listen to this new Let’s Talk Business episode and learn more about the business working environment.

Learn about what management is and what makes a good manager in chapter 1 from the Business Audio Course by English Plus Podcast.

In Business English | Marketing Audio Series, you will learn the essential concepts you need to know about in business marketing.

In Business English | Marketing Audio Series, you will learn the essential concepts you need to know about in business marketing.

Learn about what management is and what makes a good manager in chapter 1 from the Business Audio Course by English Plus Podcast.

Learn about the common ISO quality standards and about other standards and frameworks used to measure the quality standards of a company not only from an administrative or technical aspects but from people’s aspects as well.

Learn about company structure in this new chapter from the Business Course from English Plus Podcast. You will learn about wikinomics, different ways of organizing work, we will discuss potential conflicts between different department in a company and we will compare the differences between large and small companies.

Learn about Theory X and Theory Y, Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and Herzberg’s Hygiene Factors in Chapter 2 Work and Motivation from Business Course by English Plus Podcast.

Five thousand years of history bring us to the hardest questions: what policies actually protect people, what evidence says about different approaches, and what it would mean to organize our response to commercial sex around the genuine interests of the most vulnerable people involved.

The internet transformed commercial sex as radically as anything since the industrial revolution — enabling greater autonomy for some, creating new vectors for exploitation for others, and producing a legislative and ethical landscape that nobody has figured out how to navigate. This episode examines FOSTA-SESTA, OnlyFans, the trafficking-platform debate, and where we actually stand.

Beneath the historical narrative is an economic structure — one characterized by specific mechanisms of recruitment, control, and profit extraction that have remained remarkably consistent across centuries and continents. This episode examines the business of commercial sex as a business: how it actually operates, how exploitation is maintained, and where the money actually goes.

The twentieth century saw two world wars that massively expanded military commercial sex economies, massive migration patterns that created new trafficking vulnerabilities, and a wave of criminalization campaigns that often made things worse for the people they claimed to help. This episode traces how the modern policy landscape was created.

Victorian Britain preached sexual purity while building one of the most extensive commercial sex economies in European history. This episode examines the extraordinary contradiction between Victorian public morality and private practice, the Contagious Diseases Acts, the underground networks of London’s streets, and the investigative journalism that exposed child exploitation and changed the law.

European colonialism didn’t just extract gold, spices, and land from colonized peoples — it also created and exploited systems of sexual commerce that were explicitly organized around race. This episode examines how empire built racialized sex economies across Asia, Africa, and the Americas.